The announcement of Creative Suite 6 at this year’s NAB show shows that Adobe is listening to the professional video editing user with the addition of many new Premiere Pro CS6 features. Many former FCP7 users are now migrating to Media Composer and Premiere. Last year’s Final Cut Pro debacle has been changing that. By the time it returned to Mac in 2006, FCP and Avid held the market share. This allowed Final Cut Pro to capture the Mac market.

When Adobe finally did a redesign of the app in 2003, it was only available for Windows users. It was clunky, unstable and wasn’t geared for the professional editing market. You can find more AE and Premiere tips and tricks on his site.Ī lot of video editors may remember Premiere as the application it was in the 1990’s. This is a guest post by Adobe Instructor and freelance editor, Clay Asbury. Here’s what you need to know about the new additions to Premiere CS6. After living in the shadow of FCP and Media Composer, Adobe Premiere seems poised to gain a professional user base.

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